Summary:
Indian Hill Exempted Village is a suburban district in the Cincinnati area with four schools serving roughly 2,222 students from kindergarten through 12th grade. It ranks 43rd of 773 Ohio districts — the 94th percentile, 5 stars — in 2025-2026. Enrollment is unusually even across the four buildings, which makes comparisons between them cleaner than in most districts.
The strongest building is Indian Hill Middle School (grades 6-8), which climbed to 24th of 1,046 Ohio middle schools — 98th percentile, 5 stars — with Algebra I and Geometry end-of-course results near 99%. Indian Hill Elementary School (grades 3-5) ranks 62nd of 1,560 elementaries (96th percentile, 5 stars) and posts the district's highest subject scores in 5th grade reading and science. Indian Hill High School (grades 9-12) still beats the state in every subject but slipped from 5 stars to 4 (83rd percentile), the only school here trending down. Indian Hill Primary Elementary School (K-2) has no test scores or ranking, because those grades are not state-tested.
Two patterns matter most for families. First, the same end-of-course exams look very different by building: Geometry proficiency is 98.5% at the middle school but 63.3% at the high school, largely because the middle school's test-takers are small accelerated groups, while the high school reflects its full population. Second, chronic absenteeism rises steadily with grade level — 4.1% and 4.3% at the two elementaries, 8.4% at the middle school, and 16.1% at the high school, which accounts for more than half of the district's absenteeism while holding about 30% of enrollment. Free/reduced lunch is under 8% at both elementaries and is not reported for the middle and high schools.
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